Italian Deli in NYC
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Oh my, are you in for a treat if you can make it up to the Bronx. Arthur Avenue has a dozen different shops offering an *amazing* assortment of Italian everything -- meat, cheese, desserts, bread, etc. If true Italian is what you're looking for, you must head north to Arthur Avenue.
(Search this site for other info -- it has been discussed before.)
(Search this site for other info -- it has been discussed before.)
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Yep, so a text search for "arthur avenue" and several helpful threads will come up, including detailed directions using the subway. Metro North actually has a stop closer to A.A. than the 4 train, but that's another story.
Good Luck!
Good Luck!
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A closer trip than the Bronx would be a PATH train ride to Hoboken NJ where there are a number of bread-only bakeries with real brick/coal ovens. Most of the delis get bread from a few of the main ones in town, and in their own right make fresh mozzarella everyday for their sandwiches (theirs a bit of rivelry in town for who makes the best).
Delis i'd recommend in Hoboken: Fiore's, Vito's, M&P Biancomano, Lisa's. The first 2 are the best, but Fiore's often runs out of bread by 2:30 or so and stops making sandwiches. (but on Thur and Sat they make a roast beef with mozzarella and gravey which they're known for and is VERY good). Any of the above will give you the italian deli experience you're looking for.
Delis i'd recommend in Hoboken: Fiore's, Vito's, M&P Biancomano, Lisa's. The first 2 are the best, but Fiore's often runs out of bread by 2:30 or so and stops making sandwiches. (but on Thur and Sat they make a roast beef with mozzarella and gravey which they're known for and is VERY good). Any of the above will give you the italian deli experience you're looking for.
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